How do I find the answer to these questions?  Create three different graphs for each set of data

How do I find the answer to these questions? 

1. Create three different graphs for each set of data. (Nine graphs total). You may use a bar graph or a scatterplot.  What do you notice about the data? Compare and contrast the sets of data.
2. Which model would best represent each set of data: linear, quadratic, or exponential?  Explain your reasoning based on your graphs.
3. Determine the average rate of change for each set of data from 1910 to 2020. What do you notice? Compare and contrast the growth rates for the states. How do you think these growth rates will impact government allocations for each state?
4. Determine an exponential model for the states with the two fastest growth rates. Explain your work. Note: The y-intercept equals the value provided for 1910. Thus, for the year 1910, x = 0.
5. Use your exponential models to predict the populations for these two states for the year 2030 (x = 120, the number of years since 1910). Explain your work. Do your predictions seem reasonable? Explain your reasoning.